More of the ENO Skylite

Lightweight, comfortable and fairly inexpensive, the ENO Skylite offers an easy way to get started with bridge hammocks. You could make this a back up sleep system or your main summer hang on a hike or backpacking trip.
This hammock has a single layer of material, a sleep pad works ok with it but an underquilt would probably be more comfortable for overnighting. The integral bugnet has some issues as mentioned in the video.
Now, if ENO would do something about the hinky bugnet zipper, I'd have no complaints nor hesitation to bring one along. If you're handy with repairs, you can probably figure out a way to eliminate the problem or circumvent it. No, reason to leave a good piece of kit behind over a single flaw.
For us big guys, I found the Skylite to be stronger, stable and more comfortable than I had assumed it would be.

[@familyshare3724]

The bug net should be completely detachable, no zipper, just drape. The telescope poles and base parachute cloth is good.

[@familyshare3724]

I like the eno sky lite, but I will cut the bug net out and cut the ridge line out.

[@SunnyWu]

That's called the ENO Skyloft. You don't need to mod. It's also cheaper.

[@familyshare3724]

Agree the wedding is too long. I wouldn't complicate it, tho, just shorten. I might suggest that your tree choice was too young, too thin, too weak.

[@Billofthenorth1]

If I was camping I would have picked a better spot, for shooting videos it is nice and scenic but with limited choice in trees.